Glasgow Central Station

Everyone very helpful lovely and clean but lost 2 stars as I wish you could pick up a transport system map including the subway somewhere on this station

Visited Glasgow for the day from Edinburgh as a change of scenery, and some shopping. Nice looking station which is very spacious and, was easy to navigate once off the train where I found the correct exit needed almost instantly.

On our return journey I found it easy to see the train information without issue though like most stations of this size the announcements where slightly hard to hear due to the noise but they were clear enough otherwise so I knew got info I needed.

I was with someone so finding two seats next to each other was hard, but a lovely women kindly offered to move over one space so we could sit beside each other.

The return journey was as painless as can be. The train was on time, we got through the gates with our tickets just fine and whilst a tad busy we were able to get a seat.

It is the major train station in the all of Scotland. Well built with easy access to platforms within reach.
Nevertheless, more needs to be done to accommodate commuters around the globe. The train station need to be extended and create more flexibility and even exit.

Visually nice station, over priced shops inside recommended that you avoid these for shops just outside. There is also the issue of frequently late trains with no information until the very last minute (virgin trains excluded as these tend to be very reliable and on same platform daily). Biggest issue though is that the gates don't always work even with a freshly printed card, so expect getting out of the station to take a while if it's busy.

I had a rather long layover here between trains. The place was busy, but wide open, so it didn't seem crowded. I'm sure many of you browsing through train stations around the UK take for granted the presence of Costa Coffee, but for me it was a shining beacon of sweet caffeinated goodness between trains (and the Costa here is top-notch). Very impressive station, whether you spend a few moments or a few dozen moments here!

Without question the best centrally located station found in Glasgow, with helpful staff and great aesthetics. Fun place to have a coffee and travel from.

Really nice station, although some times it's quite dirty. Has a lack of machines to withdraw tickets at peak times.

Alstons Gin Bar is fanbloodytastic, great atmosphere with food and music, great start to a night out and also for the last drink before train home 5*

One of the best train stations I've been to across the U.K. Very fast and efficient and friendly helpful staff would try and book all my trains in and out of Scotland through here.